Not that this sub needs to become less left-wing, but it might resonate with some members (including myself).
It might also be an interesting read for former conservatives or libertarians
Posted by whykawhywhy
Not that this sub needs to become less left-wing, but it might resonate with some members (including myself).
It might also be an interesting read for former conservatives or libertarians
Posted by whykawhywhy
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>Not that this sub needs to become less left-wing
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> For example, many on the left are very uncomfortable with the idea of biological sex differences.
Hoo boy. I wonder where this is going.
> Nevertheless, many on the left are uncomfortable even with the possibility of such differences, which in some cases put pressure on popular left-wing assumptions, such as that the only conceivable factor driving differential outcomes between men and women in certain areas (e.g., the greater prevalence of men in some high-status professions) is patriarchal oppression.
Oh, this is where it is going. Are we doing this song and dance again where we act like women in STEM and Finance don’t have it rough? [Or acting like high paying careers don’t become low paying the moment women start working in those fields?](https://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/20/upshot/as-women-take-over-a-male-dominated-field-the-pay-drops.html)